Sara also talks about her new Greatest Hits CD and how she's doing in the midst of her protracted high-profile divorce from estranged husband Craig Schelske.

"Overall, I'm doing really well," Sara tells Country Weekly. It's sort of a roller coaster, but I'm just taking it one day at time. When you have three children [son Avery and daughters Olivia and Audrey], no matter what's going on in your life, you just have to continue on, every day. So that's what I'm doing."

EVERY STAR HAS A STORY ABOUT THE MOMENT THEY WERE DISCOVERED

No country star forgets a single detail of the moment they realize they'dbeen discovered. And in the current edition of Country Weekly there's a special section dedicated to discovery stories.

Martina McBride, for example, put two demo tapes into an eye-catching purple envelope which she delivered to the record label. Gretchen Wilson was first noticed tending bar in Nashville and singing with the house band, while Jason Aldeanmet his future manager at a show at Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon. Other featured stars include Vince Gill, Garth Brooks and Shania Twain.

Country Weekly presents up-close and intimate profiles of each member of Little Big Townover four consecutive issues as the group celebrates the release of its new CD, "A Place to Land." The first profile looks at the life of group member Jimi Westbrook, who recalls singing at a young age in Alabama for a church Christmas program. "I caught the fever," he tells Country Weekly. "Seeing how people could be moved by that, I didn't ever want to do anything else." He also recalls the early days of Little Big Town and reveals that the group's success is as sweet as hecould possibly hope. "It's really cool," Jimi says. "Feeling like people are moved by something that you created, that's the biggest reward." Little Big Town member, and Jimi's wife, Karen Fairchild will beprofiled in the Nov. 5 issue of Country Weekly.